Maoli to Bring Hawaiian Country Hits to the Northwest Washington Fair

Rising star and Maui native, Maoli is making a name for himself with his unique blend of island reggae and country soul. With nine independent albums, over half a billion global streams, and a 15-year recording and touring career, he’s quickly garnered fans from across the US, Hawaii, and Polynesia. What started as music mixed with island pop and roots reggae later transformed into a unique Hawaiian-country sound that catapulted his career to new levels. Following his breakout in the country music scene in 2018, his albums have featured a mix of original songs and covers of popular country hits. 

Two of those covers, “Mercy” and “In Case You Didn’t Know”, originally sung by Brett Young, led to Young and Maoli collaborating on a song together called “Broke Heart Break.” Maoli, now working in Music City, aims not only to continue capturing his authentic island-country background but also to bring the “island-reggae feel” to the country music industry. He recently made his Grand Ole Opry Debut and performed on The TODAY Show.

Tickets for Maoli go on sale this Friday, April 17, at 9:00 AM. Grandstand reserved tickets are $30, preferred tickets are $45, and preferred chairs are $55. Prices do not include gate admission, which is required and sold separately, unless purchasing VIP tickets. VIP tickets are $125 and include the best seats in the house, a premium parking pass, gate admission, dinner provided by Silver Reef Casino Resort, and a full no-host bar.

Fans can access the online-only pre-sale on Wednesday, April 15, by subscribing to The Northwest Washington Fair’s email newsletter at nwwafair.com/updates